Pets Plus

Great pet store! Had one of the best experiences here, staff was extremely friendly and service was outstanding. They have great deals on all of their pet supplies. Definitely recommend. A+ more

Had a great experience here! Would definitely recommend this place to buy or shop. As for Nancy's comment below I would have to disagree with how they are labeled on the website. I am sure the one designing the page is not thinking it in regards to them just being a product! I have no problem against adopting from a shelter but they are animals all around and all need a home. For those who argue and stand by their beliefs that they wont purchase store pets I think is a horrible thing. They need to be loved too, we shouldn't punish them for being brought up where they are! Now that I am off my soap box I can say I had a great experience here in both purchasing supplies and a new puppy for my family who is healthy :) more

Purchased a puppy here, did not have a problem he is extremely healthy! I have no issue with purchasing a puppy/cat/hamster you name it from a pet store they are still animals. Staff was very helpful. Great experience :) more

Go to the Pets Plus website and try to figure out where they list the pets. They are under the heading of ""Products."" If you move your mouse over ""Products,"" you can select Puppies, Kittens, Reptiles, Small Animals or Birds. Sad that they don't even try to hide the fact that animals, who should be treated like family members, are nothing more than money to them. It doesn't matter if you had a good or bad experience with the particular animal you purchased from any pet shop. While you are buying dogs from breeders, there are thousands of wonderful, lovable pets around the country who are dying in shelters. We have a huge pet overpopulation problem. Why would you go out and buy a ""brand new"" puppy or kitten ... because you think it's better than a ""used"" pet from a shelter? Most shelter animals are surrendered by their families through no fault of their own. The owners may be moving to somewhere that doesn't allow pets, unable to afford to care for their pet anymore, or just abandon their pets because they're no longer wanted. Sometimes these innocent pets have only a matter of days or hours before they are euthanized because there's just not enough money or resources to support all of the homeless animals out there. A common misconception is that all shelter animals are old. There are many shelters in this area alone with adorable puppies and kittens who are desperately in need of a place to call home. Please consider doing the right thing and giving a shelter animal a second chance at life before they run out of time. The least you can do is stop by and LOOK before you make your decision. Thank you for reading. more